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I am looking at installing a fax server, can anyone give me any
suggestions on the best application for the job? at the moment
Hylafax seems to be ok even though it requires mgetty.
Thanks
Kevin
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quote who=Kevin Saenz
I am looking at installing a fax server, can anyone give me any
suggestions on the best application for the job? at the moment Hylafax
seems to be ok even though it requires mgetty.
(What is the problem with requiring mgetty? Hylafax supplies its own
components for
Hylafax doesn't use mgetty - it probably can, but you are much better off
with faxgetty that comes with it.
easily the best choice tho.
make sure you get a recent version.
dave
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From: Kevin Saenz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 16,
Why is that?
dave
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From: Crossfire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The reason the bootloader can read the initrd is because it uses bios
hooks
to do its disk access - something which linux itself can not do.
C.
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swapping quotes around...
- Original Message - From: Crossfire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The reason the bootloader can read the initrd is because it uses bios
hooks to do its disk access - something which linux itself can not do.
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Why is that?
Linux runs in protected
Hola slugesters,
Buenos Annos..
Just wondering how well SNAPGEAR gadgets operate with freeswan at the
other end of a link (ie for a VPN). They look good on spec. Tis so?
Any comments mucho appreciado por favor.
Muchas Grassyass.
Stuarto Guthrieo
(A Mexican heading North - to QLD)
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On Thu 16 Jan, sfg bloviated thus:
Just wondering how well SNAPGEAR gadgets operate with freeswan at the
other end of a link (ie for a VPN). They look good on spec. Tis so?
Erm, don't they use Freeswan? I thought that was the point...
We use them here at work but I'm not close enough to them
On Thu, 2003-01-16 at 21:42, Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
Erm, don't they use Freeswan? I thought that was the point...
They bought the gadget against my advice. I would have preferred a
simple straight forward linux server loaded with freeswan and whatever.
Stu
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On Thu 16 Jan, sfg bloviated thus:
Erm, don't they use Freeswan? I thought that was the point...
They bought the gadget against my advice. I would have preferred a
simple straight forward linux server loaded with freeswan and whatever.
SnapGear devices run Linux and, AFAIK, use Freeswan.
David Kempe was once rumoured to have said:
Why is that?
Using the BIOS is slow. VERY SLOW. And non-reentrant. There are other issues
to do with the system running in protected mode and the way linux already
deals with most hardware.
Most real Operating systems (Win9x/ME is not a real
just a quick one: can a normal adaptec 2940UW scsi card
handle LVD disks? or do they require a special card?
ta,
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Thanks to those who helped out, I now have Hylafax answering
the call now :) Damn that was easy. you have to have the following
command line
faxgetty -D /dev/ttySx
I was just wondering what was out there before I began tinkering with
hylafax.
It's a bit baroque, but nice once it's
quote who=Kevin Saenz
Thanks to those who helped out, I now have Hylafax answering the call now
:) Damn that was easy. you have to have the following command line
faxgetty -D /dev/ttySx
(Best place to run that is in /etc/inittab, without the -D, so that it will
be restarted at boot,
You might find that they are running PPTP since one of the founders of
snapgear wrote the linux implementation Poptop.
Probably do IPsec as well tho.
dave
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From: sfg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 10:19 PM
Subject: Re: [SLUG]
Now I need to get it to work with postfix so that I can send emails
as fax. preferably [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I really don't want to use aliases
quote who=Kevin Saenz
Thanks to those who helped out, I now have Hylafax answering the call now
:) Damn that was easy. you have to have the following
That may well be difficult.
Have you considered the range of hylafax clients out there?
hylafax.org really does have most of what you need - the hylafaq is quite
good
dave
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From: Kevin Saenz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jeff Waugh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
quote who=Kevin Saenz
Now I need to get it to work with postfix so that I can send emails
as fax. preferably [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I really don't want to use aliases
Lots of sweet (though pretty simple) docs and recipes on the website. :-)
- Jeff
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G'day all...
I'm trying to mount of a software RAID drive as root. (Mandrake 8.2,
GNU/Linux 2.4.18-6mdkenterprise) I'm using a custom built initial ramdisk.
The error message I get during boot time follows:
Mounting root filesystem
EXT3-fs: unable to read superblock
mount: error 22 mounting
I know we have a few dedicated Internode users so I was hoping someone
would help me to join this exclusive club. My account was just
activated, but I can't get in!
I'm using dedicated box running Smootwall 1.0. Modem is D-Link 300,
provided and pre-configured by Internode. Modem seems to grab
I had similar problems, I could only get root on software raid if I did it
during install time. I havent had a chance to work more on it.
BB
on Fri, Jan 17, 2003 at 09:18:55AM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
G'day all...
I'm trying to mount of a software RAID drive as
On Fri, 2003-01-17 at 09:07, andrew fries wrote:
07:32:41 pppd Remote message: Request Denied
07:32:41 pppd CHAP authentication failed
something wrong with your login/passwd it seems.
You'll get the quickest (and probably most accurate) answer
by ringing internode support and asking them to
With faxing through a fax-modem, you have two choices:
Class 1: computer does a lot of work, very timing critical
Class 2 or 2.0: modem does a lot of the work, many modems are buggy
Your Mileage will vary.
Class 1 needs a dedicated or idle box.
Class 2 needs a good modem.
Other things:
search
This seems a bit obvious, but gotta check - have you entered the CHAP password
anywhere?
Fil
Quoting andrew fries [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I know we have a few dedicated Internode users so I was hoping someone
would help me to join this exclusive club. My account was just
activated, but I can't
G'day...
I just tried the same with the default ramdisk provided by Mandrake - same
errors occured.
I'm getting the feeling I'm going to have to install the kernel source,
and compile my own kernel.
Does anyone know any Mandrake resources where I could ask about how to
achieve the end result
Andrew,
I have run Smoothwall with Internode although I now use ClarkConnect, but
each to his own and your choice is as personal as your choice of GNU/Linux
distribution.
Now to your problems I agree with Dave Filtch you seem to have username
password problems. Check that you are putting in the
after some problems with fax2pdf myself I found the best doco and files
were on the hylafax site itself.
its in the setup docs section, just change a variable and replace the
faxrecvd script and it should work.
A shared IMAP mailbox for incoming faxes makes a nice solution for a small
office.
we
not frightened by linux - one of the multitude of reasons why I chose Internode :)
fil
Quoting David Fitch [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Fri, 2003-01-17 at 09:07, andrew fries wrote:
07:32:41 pppd Remote message: Request Denied
07:32:41 pppd CHAP authentication failed
something wrong with your
On 16 Jan 2003, Kevin Saenz wrote:
I am looking at installing a fax server, can anyone give me any
suggestions on the best application for the job? at the moment
Hylafax seems to be ok even though it requires mgetty.
I use HylaFAX (actually, I just got it in yesterday after our NT one went
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On Friday 17 Jan 2003 10:18 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to mount of a software RAID drive as root. (Mandrake 8.2,
GNU/Linux 2.4.18-6mdkenterprise) I'm using a custom built initial ramdisk.
What's the contents of the ramdisk ?
The error message I
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On Friday 17 Jan 2003 11:05 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just tried the same with the default ramdisk provided by Mandrake - same
errors occured.
IIRC the initrd is built on the fly when the kernel is installed. Thus it will
only load the modules it needs
I used the `--with=raid1` parameter when creating the ramdisk. Obviously
I've left out other required driver modules (prob. SCSI)
I'll try using multiple `--with` parameters next...
eg. mkinitrd --with=raid1 --with=scsi ramdisk kernel
I'll also hunt around for mandrake mailing lists, someone
I have and been using LVD drives both Seagate and IBM with 2940UW. The
LVD drives will work single ended with a UW cable and the addition of a
SE/LVD terminator.
The terminator is not needed with single ended drives, so if you
upgrading you will need to add a terminator at end of cable.
An
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On Friday 17 Jan 2003 1:39 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I used the `--with=raid1` parameter when creating the ramdisk. Obviously
I've left out other required driver modules (prob. SCSI)
Hmm, I would have thought that:
mkinitrd --with=scsi_mod
Interesting. I stand corrected.
That may come in useful one day.
David x2707
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Hey gang,
Who will be winging their way to Perth for linux.conf.au? There seem to be a
lot of people on Virgin's 2pm Sunday flight... Be afraid. ;-)
Some cool somewhat-SLUG-related stuff ('cos all the talks are going to rock
out, but some of these are pretty relevant to us) that I would
I'm after comments from people who have used E-Smith as to the best root
page for the Web Server.
Do you get used to having it in that weird place that comes as default?
Or is it better to use the apache default?
Aps (if/when this turns up twice).
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On Fri, 17 Jan 2003, Terry Collins wrote:
I'm after comments from people who have used E-Smith as to the best root
page for the Web Server.
Do you get used to having it in that weird place that comes as default?
Or is it better to use the apache default?
Because of the integration with
Hrmm... Just took a look at the code for mkinitrd ...
I'm not much of a shell programmer, and I don't have a great concept of
what the script does... So I haven't the foggiest of the how/what./why
when it comes to hacking mkinitrd...
Having said this, yes, the kernel was shipped with all
G'day...
I've had this happen to me as well...
It happened on my home directory (a samba share), when I ran windows
update on my Win2K box that was using the share.
I believe I rectified it by deleting all those huge amounts of
directories.
It took me a bit of guesswork and fiddling to get
Howdy
Well there you go. This is a school it has happened at and I've just had the
principal tell me that late last night my windows machine came up with
something to do with updating, which I clicked yes. He said it was taking so
long he left it running. I didn't think it would have anything
Graeme Robinson wrote:
Because of the integration with the concept of 'ibays' changing it would
be messy. It would require the creation of custom templates so your config
changes to apache didn't get overwritten at the next upgrade (or template
expansion). IMO much easier to get used to
G'day all...
I'm wanting to restrict internet access to users of our network depending
on who they are. (ie. remove it completely). The only exception to this is
when they are logged in to a particular machine.
The users are on MS Windows machines, and the server is running samba as
PDC.
Has
quote who=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm wanting to restrict internet access to users of our network depending
on who they are. (ie. remove it completely). The only exception to this is
when they are logged in to a particular machine.
The users are on MS Windows machines, and the server is running
On Fri, 2003-01-17 at 16:50, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm wanting to restrict internet access to users of our network depending
on who they are. (ie. remove it completely). The only exception to this is
when they are logged in to a particular machine.
The users
I have a Linux server that's been crashing (ir)regularly for more
than a year now, and I'm at my wits end to work out what's causing it.
The symptoms: every so often (uptimes range from half a day to twenty
days) the server crashes, hard - no response to ping, no response to
Ctrl-Alt-Del or
Ok, so I got a little carried away - directories did not get renamed, just
added as Mike suggested. There was a HUGE amount of directories - in the
1000's of thousands (no exageration). Anyway, deleting them got rid of the
problem.
Definitely turned auto-update off on Win2k box also.
Thanks
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On Friday 17 Jan 2003 1:40 pm, Jeff Waugh wrote:
Rock on, and I will see you there! :-)
I'm not going, but if you bump into Alan Cox, tell him and Telsa I said hi.
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I'm after comments from people who have used E-Smith as to the best root
page for the Web Server.
Do you get used to having it in that weird place that comes as default?
Or is it better to use the apache default?
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Yeah, this is fine, but please note that they'll only run in single-ended
mode [not LVD]. All LVD disks support this, though. Your disk will be
limited to 40MB/s, rather than what it's spec'd to run on (Ultra2 (80MB/s),
Ultra160, or Ultra320).
I have a Maxtor Atlas 10k III running off of a
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2003 18:38:59 +1100
To: David Fitch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Matt M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SLUG] scsi and LVD disks
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah, this is fine, but please note that they'll only run in single-ended
mode [not LVD]. All LVD disks support this, though. Your
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On Friday 17 Jan 2003 4:09 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hrmm... Just took a look at the code for mkinitrd ...
I'm not much of a shell programmer, and I don't have a great concept of
what the script does... So I haven't the foggiest of the how/what./why
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